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~ ; - : 1 - >') : -.. :.: : :; .. 4;:, ,, tt: \ - 4 . 77 , 7, • • ' , • ... ..._ iO ll ,-( .._.,-. 4 4 --: . • r ' r . .... . T H F 4 ? .„..- .. ..4 , t• J , , 0 - i-I.,1& °,,,:; . , ;, ' ".., V s ;• - - t. --.... 0 ‘'''Z' , .A . ,, , '%' - z, N. ( tt ‘ „ ..- • • •...k. - .••• - ,e, •,,, • i .., , . PPOAER- 1706. T lIURSDAY, JANUARY 28, 1808. ,: ~, ~. , [PRICE SIXPENC. ; • T/IF.ATRE ROYAL, DRURY-LANE. • THIS PRESENT EVENING, Jan. vB, , 18GS, will be perform:lj %, , LOVE FOR LOVE. Valentine; Mr. gLOSTON SkSampson Legend, -Mr. DOWTON; • • Scandal,, Mr, EYRE ; Ben ' IVIr.'BANNISTER; • Tattle, Mr. PALMER; ( foresight, Mr. MATHEWS ; Jeremy, Mr. DE CAMP ; • *. DUNCAN ; Miss Prue, Mrs: I RDAN ; Mrs. Frail;;Miss POPE : Mrs . Foresight, Mrs. HARLOW E ; • Muse, - Mrs.' SPARKS. • *MI ' 'FLYRIBOND . ;' Or, HARLEQUIN NEGRO. Harlequin Negro, Mr. HARTLAND; Sir Pcevirn Antique, Mr. MALE ; Furibond.- Mr. FISHER ' Miligno, Mr FAlRlifto - ruER ; • Captain Gossainer, Mr. RAY ; Gaffer Gray, Mr. SMITH ; Sir Flimsy Hurry, Mr. FITZSIMMONS Little Clown and Harlequin, Master LAURENT ; Clown; 'Mr. LAURENT; Columbine, Mrs. SHAR P ; Genius of Britain, Mrs. DA PONTE ; Benigna, Miss FEARON. Boxes 6s. Second Price 3s. —Pit 3s. 6:1.i Second Price as. Gallery zs. Second Price. is.—Upper Gallery is. Second Price 6d. No Money to be returned. Places for th e Boxes to be takenol Mr. Spring, at the 13 ° 4- Office, Russell -street.' • The Doors to be itpened'at Half-past Five, and begin at Hall.past Six. To-morrow, the Operatic Drama of The Travellers ; with the last new Nicloa)rama of Ella Rosenberg. A new Opera is in rehearsal, and will be speedily pro. duced. - • • ..', THEATRE ROYAL, COVENT.GAR DEN. . .. TQ-IVIOIIIIOW . EVENING, Jau. '29, . 18 0 8, will .4e performed • - • ' OTHELLO, - THE MOOR OF VENICE. • . -• 'Othello, Mt. POPE; '.. .-.,. . . lago , Mr. KEMEL E 1 ' . Desdeinona. i\liss SMITIf4 ~.$ Emilia, Mrs. Si% LEGER. .... . WITH ? . . 'HARLEQUIN IN HIS ELEMENT; Or, 'FIRE, WA'rF.R, EARTH, and AIR. T. NI Music, 4cenery Machinery, pre.sseb, And Decorations, are all entirely new. ' . . .. The Pantomime produced - under the diredion of Mr. Farley. Harlequin, Mn. BOLOGNA, jun. ; Sit Feeble Sordid (Guardian to Columbine); Mr; -1.-, -110.. l. . .. .. . LOGNA •' Clown (Valet to Sir Feeble), Mr. GRI SIA.LDI,; . ".- Savoyard Girls,. by Misses H. S. and E. ADAMS ; • And the Part of Columbine, by Miss ADAMS. 4 ' braes 6s. Second Price v.—Pit 31, 6d. Second . Price Is.— Gallery 25. Second Price ts.--t pitiker,Gallery .ts. ...Stm i ecl . ' Price 6d.—No Money to be returned."' ..,_ Places for the poxes to be . tak en at .Mr.:.l3r#ndit,.. at the. liox-office, in Hal.st tett. . . The Doors to be opened at 'Half past rive, and. begin at 4141 past Six. . , , - On Saturday, the Sacred Oratorio of Ihe Messiah;' corn . posed by G. F..1114E141. Mr. FOX'S HISTORICAL WORK. WILLIAMMILLtii . 'has the honour Co an v'Y flounce that the Putiti,..-aticat (-A the HIST() .ICM. rAaANUSCRI PT of the late_ Right lion. CHAR I.ES MES Ft) X; - beinri)W'fiiially .. .,rranged, it will imrrie tely go to. Press,• and will certAinty j appeat, this Season. In'a.few days the Particulars of the P ublication w ill b...: more fully stated. • .. Albcinatle•stteet, lan.lo, 1808. 'TAMES WOOVNLAN, Finir , Cnttet 'and ,Fancy veruquier flare lerntyn-titreetl. 'begs leAve 7 respeet. fully to announce to his l'arobs and the PuOlic in general, that he has for conveinehOt or his linsiness taken large— and More elegant rremksos,,No. ill, Ylccaaitlp. imniczaatuiy Op itosite 130nd-street,' Where, by unietnittin„; attention on his Own part, and thy, moat carelul Seledion in that of .his aistants. he will endeavour to desenie a continuance of that support he has hitherto eitlielieticid, and for which, through this niLdium,, he beis toTeonvey his. twist grateful thanks. CITV 11U111,134 TONTJNE. 'THE SUBSCRIBERS to the ANNUL TIES gratitedlV the'CorporAtiot,of the City of Dub lin the 24th I Day of unc, 1776, An Veto be paid their In.: *rest in London, may receive H elf-e-year's AnnUity, due at Christmas last, by applying to Mr. W. M. CONINGHA,M„ We. 2 , Great .St . Helen's, every; 'Wednesday, from Tan', o'Clock till Two. Tilt Subscribers tt 4 bring with . them their Bonds, mittA Certificate Of the Life of the Noirrlriee. 4 —' At is requested,. that, in case of Death, Notice may be given above fur the tature Benefit and Regulation of each Class . . • OPERA-BOX. • , - TO BE LETT tiII4AY, a BOX, in one of the. best Situations in the I4ouse. None but Persons of known respeetability will be treated with: A pply to Messrs. I•lornaville untt,Fell, Booksellers, New Bund.street. - ' - . 7 -4 . . ' ' DRIVATK ACCONINIOEKnoN., where h can be 'attained on fair, 'jos!. i pcld liberal terms, must be eve r ackrtovvieti?,o to be more ploaling to the feelings Of-any one desirous of borrowing a tomporary or-permanent supplg at Money, than by applying to a Ptiblie lostituribn - for the iamo. i Mr. ROBERTS, who has tbr several yens, in the same place, consluetecl tlie,Ainurity BilaiiieSS;With peat satistaetioti . to both Lender iind Borrower, is at present authorized, by Most respectable Persons, t(rlay . ooe.scvieral Sums' of isoi. loot. 5 001 . pal. meal. ificool: 7.0 ;1 04 . nc,kr.ly amountint to too,oool. for redeemable 'Anmif'ics noon LW., Houses, funded Property nndcr trust: ClerAy;nan's Livings, Pen. Mons, Sce. on joi n t or single Lives..-.-Tzit Years 4 itiebase glen. • • Pers "al aPplicatiolis before Twoo'Clock, at '.is house, 22, Cecil.Stfett'o 'and Letters, Ogg:paid, dully 41.ci . .ded to. .S.TEgRSIs PAKEGORIC.LOZENGE S. So numerous are the Counterfeits of this tll.kt it is absolutely necessary to cautiwit he P üblie,agai nit them : I\4 R, TAREGORIC LO ZENC.ES are an a ;likable Remedy for .Coughs, Hoarsenesses, ColiStimptions, Alithims, 4.3 and. have no artificial colour ; but he cannot be answerable _or t h e etleas of the spurious kinds, wltielt licit of Various tints and sizes 'Sold onlyby •F. Newbery and Sons; No. 4K, St. Paul's Church-yard, London;. and by their appoinrnient, by Dicey and Co. BOw Churchyard ; Irarris, Liikata.street ; Balky Cockspor-street ; Wade r Old hand-street ; bacon and Co. Oxford-street • Ward, Middle.row, HOlhorn; Tutt, koyill Exchange; andelarke, BoroUgh 14'01•Stfeet. PriCe•lS, I d, . a Box, Du , y included. tYttev , Also may - bells& Steers's Carnoile.. Drops, tor loss ,of Appetite, bil- Pinson, &c. price is. gd. • • Steers's toe. Convulsions, which, by out ward applka.. tion, will remove the Fit in a tew price 2s. 6d. N. 13. These , Merliciiies paitout be t nnine, •• withaut the words 't F. Newh:rYt NQ. 45, St. kout's," gig ellgraslCii itt the Stamps. STATE AND CITY. No. 4, COINHIL L. and No.", C AR t wo-Caoss. TBISF{ the SOHEME of the fp. : STATE 1. , )TTER Y. as it las more than double the number of Capital Prizes, and .more than double the num ber of ether Prizes, than wen: gievained in the late Princi. pal and Supplementary Lottellei addattogether.. viz. 3 of k 20,000 2.0 Of . s e loon 3 - - rci,ooo 30 -5 04 t 4 - - - 5,000 Sce. brc. &c. The above Capitals are all floating, and there is zo Fixed Prize whatever. • THE CITY LOTTERY - - Of Substantial FREEHOLD HOUSES, discharged of Land-Tax, contains the following Capital Prizes : - of . kassooo 1 7 - of, - £4,000 . 7,030 6 - 3,000 4 - - 6,000 2,00 e TICKETS and SHAKES for both the State and City Lotteries are Selling in great Variety at the above Offices, where Thirty-eight Capital Prizes were Shared and Sold in the last Year. (rr Schemes, with particulars of each Lottery, to be had gratis, at No. 4, COrtihiii, and No. 9, Chating•Crcss. The only PRIZE. of TWENTY THOUSAND POUNDS . win in the LAST LOTTERY. SWIFT and Co. No. 11, Poultry, and No. , t s, Charing-Cross. sold, in the last Lottery. No. t the Only Prize of 2.0,000 l that was sold to she Public. and NG. 15,40. a Prize of 10001. in Shares. also No. 184, a Prize of td.oool. Nos. 589, and 17,624, Prizes of wool. each, and Nus.ll9io and 17i 6 .37, Prizes of fool. each, all in the pre- Lintery. GRAND STATE LOTTERY begins March the Bth, and contains 3 Prizes of - ,Cso,ooo Iso Prizes of ,ClOOO 3 . - - to,ooo 30 - • - - - sea 4 - - 5,000 &c. 41:c. SWIFT and Co. &reselling tht TICKETS and SHARES in great variety, by their Agents in the Coutag, and at their Offices, No. u, Poultry, and No. ta, Charing-cross. WELL. WORTH SAVING. QHAB.ES of TICKETS Sixteen Shillings a Ticket LIO cheaper than at other Offices, ,and Twenty Thousand, Ten Thousand, and Five Thomand Pounds Prizes, ke. 3:c. p:iid on demand as soon as drawn, at f . WA RNEit's, No. 56, Cornhill, who submits the following .Statements, that the Public may see clearly the great advantage in buy. fog at his Office. - . WAR Nut's Prices. Other Offices' P,;- Half - - - 4gois 01 Half . - - ~,,ClO I, 0 1 Quarter . . - . ; 6 o t Quarter - - - 5 9 o I i:th!h - . - 213 6 Eighth • - - a . 4 'i 6 i iiitt.%:.::ll i 7. o `Sixteenth a 8 0 ` - "STATE LOTTERY begins Dratyir. \larch 8, 1808, The Scheme contains a Much greater abundance of Capital ; Prizes than have been'iireAnteJ to "the Public for bome years, in zio+niall a numlier of TiLketit, viz. 3•of - - £22,004) . co' -of - - £l,OOO 1 3, - of . . 10.000 30 • of - - Soo . 4 . of • • . 5.,000, 45 .. of .• . too • &a. Sac. Scc. • CR - ANCIP CITY LOTTERY , TICKETS in Variety,' • at 1. Ess Persons in the Country, s ending . Letters (p4)t-pai,l), dining Bank Notes, Post-Office Order's, ur short-dated •"will•firid•att.idditional advantage at %Varner's, as tte'eduntry Onkel frequently Lila a higher price . than the other London Offices, Note. Money Letters must be paid tar is•mtch • •• • FASHIONABLE DANCING.—PRIVATE TUITION. lkarli. J. G. HOPKINS begs Leave 'lO mum his (host grateful Thanks to his Friends and the Fublie in general, for the very distinguished patronage he has owe ri.:!oced since the Death of his Father, and tesreditilly so. hefts a Continuance of their Favours. Ladies and Gentlemen who have never.acquired this Ac clinplislirnenr, or those who have not attained the present tashtonable Mode, may, be es.petititoisly Instructed in the most private manner, to ttuality them for the first Assem. blies, on application at his Itesidence, Coachmakers'-Hall, Faster-lane, Cheapside.—The Rooms may be etigagal. I\T MIDDLETON, Pocket-Book and Black Lead . Pental Maker to the King and Pi incx of Wales, at the Original Manuaaory, NO. 162, Strand, opposite Newcastle. street. begs leave to recommend• to the Public his genuine BLACK :LEAD P NCIF. LS. whose superior excellence has been for more than so years universally . acknowledged ; and Pencils tor, drawing at colours (of a late invention), which for surpass every thing of the kind before knoWn. 'Draw ngs,_by woof specimen, may be seen, us; distinguish his Pencils• from counterftit,. Themark, which was formerly only Mid. Moon, is now changed to N. Middleton, and the dire ion, . '162, Strand, London, stamped on each Pencil. Au exten:ive assortment of Pocket.beoks and Thread-cases, elegantly mounted in gold, silver, and plain ; all the dill-rent etay iMentorandurn.books, the Royal and Polite Repositories. 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This Day was published, In" One VoluMe izino. the Second Edition., price as. boards, A TREATISE on the' COW-PDX, containing an enumeration el the principal Fuels in the tlistory of that Disease, the Method of communicating the Inf.:Clio:1 by Inoculation, And the means of distinguishing between the genuine and the surious Cow.l'ock. Illustrated by Plates. By GEORGE BELL, F.R.S.E. Member of the Ro) al College of Surgeons of London and Edinburgh, and one of the Surgeons of the Royal Infirmary ofEdinburgh. • Pri;.tel for Lo n man , Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater. nester-row ; and W. Laing, Edinburgh. • , MR. LATIIOM's NEW NOVEt. ' . . This.Day' was published, n Three verylarge Vols . . tam. price riis. sewed. rr HE UNKNOW N ; or, The Northern Gallery., By E. LATROM, Esq. Author of Men and Manners, 4 vols. tame, price 148. smelt Mystery, 2 V . t. , 15. 7s. • The Mysterjou.; Freebooter ; or, The Days of Queen Bess, 4 VOiS. %OS. 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Phillips, Bridge street, and sold by all Booksellers, NEW VOYAGE ROUND THE WORLD, A . presenting an animated Picture of the present State of Madeira, the ' 'Brazils' Cape of Good -Hope, New South Wales; their Trade, Soil, Produdions, Internal Economy, and Modes of Life, &c. .By-P-IHN TURNBULL. The Edinburgh Review for February last remarks,'—" We have .seldom been more gratified- than with , the Addition which these • Volumes make to our knowledge of distant Count ries we look upon this as one of the most interesting Books of Travels that has appeared for many years." This Day was published, In One Volume Odlay°, prio,lls. 6d. boards. A TREATISE on PULMONARY CONSUMP TION, in which a New View of the Principles of Its Treatment is supported, by original Observations on every period of the pisca se. To whiiit ,is added„.,an Inquiry, proving that the Medicinal of Digitalis, or fox Glove, are diametrically opposite to what they are h:lieved By to be. A. 114 F 5.4 N D Eltg t M._ D. One of the Picildcms of rho Royal Medical, and Adayit Pbybical Societies or Edinburgh. Printed for Longman, Hurst, Rees, 'and Orme, Patertios. ter-tow, London ; Bell and Bradfutc, Manners and Miller, and John Anderson, Edinburgh. This Day was published. In One Volume, Foolscap Octavo, price 7s. in boards. EDWY and ELGIVA, and SIR EVERAIW. Two tales. By the Rev. ROBERT BLAND. Printed - for Longman, Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Patcr 110gef./OW. Of whom may be had, just publish , !l, Letters and Sonnets on Mural and other Int.:resting Sub. jects.. By Edmund Cartwright, D. O. In One Writhe Foolscap Bvo. price is. DAVIES's LIFE OF GARRICK. This Day was published, In Two Volumes, Crown Ivo. a New edition, 'with Addi . 411101 Illustrations in MC form of Notes, price 145. in btiards, EIVIOIRS of the LIFE of "DAVID GAR» I%L RICK, Esq. interspersed with Chataders and Anecdotes of his Theatrical Conwinporaries. The whole fanning a History of the Stage, which Includes a period of thirty-six years. By THOMAS DAVIES. Printed for Longman,* Hurst, Rees, and Orme, Pater_ noster- row. This Day were published, price 2s. 6d. r ONSIDERATIONS on the CAUSES, 'OB i 4nd coNsEQuENCEs of the PRESENT WAR, and'ou the EXPEDIENCY or the DANGER of PEACE with FRANCE. • Ity WILLIAM ROSCOE Esq. Printed lin . T. Cadelt and W. D.ines, Strand. • - Shortly will be published, • - tiandsonuly printed in One Volume, Quarto, TINfVERSAL • BIOGRAPHY : CoLitaining a copious ,recount, Critical and Historical, of the Life anti Charader, Labours and A dions. of Eminent Persons, in ad Ages and. Countries . .. Conditions and Professions, arranged in Alphabetical Order. • LEMPRIERE, • Printed for T. Cadet! and W. Davies, Strand. - Oiwhom may be had, by the saute Author, A Classical Did onary : containing a clear and compre hensive Account of all the proper Names which occur in read ing the Classics, new Editions in Quarto, price 21. Ss. and itt Udavo, price 13i. 6d. hound. . . In the Press, and shortly will he published. Handsonitly printed. in Four Volumes; Odavo, with a l'or. trait of Mr. Pitt; from an original Plante, THE HISTORY of the POLITICAL LIFE of the late kight Hon. WILLIAM PITT. by VliNs GIFFORD, ,4sq.. Printed tor . Cadet! and W. Dayies, Strand. B ,„* Mr. Yorke having, from ill health and the pressure of other temporary avocations, declined to supply that portion of this Work which he had undertaken to Write, it will now bo the sole prododion of Mr. C'obia , .4 pen wltw l i stance, however, will not occasion auy very maternal delay ih the publication. • -Shortly will Ise published, Elegintly Printed in 4 Vols. 4to. (being u new Edition, Re. vised and considerably Augmented, of the Three Volumes already published, ands Fourth 'Volume entirely new), r rHE HigTORY of GREECE, , from the.E.irlieit Accounts, to tm.• tu;.th: of PHILIP,' KING of MACEDONIA.. 'By WILLIAM MITPORD, Esq . Printed for T. Cadell and W... DAViCS, Strand. Of wham may be had, by the SAMC Author,. An Inquiry into the Principles of Harmony in Language, 1411:dition, Svo. price 75. 6d. PREPARING FOR 'PUBLICATION. A NE W MODERN ATLAS. By JOHN PINKERTON Containing sixty Maps, or thereab9tits, engraved in the size 614 Atlas. so as Cu correspond with the celebrated worki of Lr Amine. These Maps.will be delineated with all the Sumter advantages allorded by the lateit improvements stn gungrap precision ; and eaigravtti with the utinclit beauty that the state of the arts can athnit. F.ach ' Map will "be drawn tinder Mr. Pinkerton's own eye, revised with the ut. most care ;sand will tarot, like the works of •D'Anville, a complete record of the titte of the science at the time of publication. Table lands, chains of mountains, and other features which belong to the natural geography of each coun try, will be indicated in a new manila' and with an,exad ness" not to be ex-petted from Geographersi who are unac. qnainted with that branch of the science ; which is, how.' ever,sci essential, that without it no country can be truly re presented, nor works on natural and civil history perfectly understood. • ln,the other parts, which illustrate civil !lista. ry, equal care shall be exerted not to insert obscure hovels and villages, while places remarkable in historical record are totally - umitted. - Instead of careless positions, arising from . the blind imitation of antiquated maps the greatest attention shalt be bestowed that every position se Conformable to the latest astronomical observations ; and,in default of these,to the. result of the best Itineraries and ottier authentic docetnents. I t iscalculatedthat the whole expence of thisAtias.executcd its a more capital style than has ever been berowt tternyteci, may . be about Fifteen Guineas; arid it is proposed that it shah be Published in Numbcri, 4140 co:lt:noir% two blaps. As the. st), le of engraving will render first impressions destrable,,t ;icy -swat be:caretully delivered in the Order of namcs ; and copies , NUtittlei will be nee:ly put together, with the Maps carefully to upop surds (as they will be :sound when, the work e uMpleteil),. for more safe conve.ence to the country ;whilst onset copies will be delivered without any told, to those who may prefer them in that state. Printed for T. -Cadet% and W. Davies, Strand ; and Long man durst , Rees, and Orme, Paternoater.rew. e whom 'any be had, Pm':-.iron', Modern G eograplif, in 3 large Wats. so. with nun:clout, rotes, price 61.. 6s. In, (wards ; and an Ab l izkment rl it for the use or schonts'and , Young perNo•;t," in ;1 large Vul. Sy:). ti‘ith a Selcaion eft' the, mostcarefully espied from thOC in the 4t0.. , Edition. Price lee. I'ICTUALLING-OFFICE; • ,„,„. i 5, ItE COMMISSIONERSfoi• VICTUALLING Ifir Majesty': Now; do ,ficreby give Notice, That ox i'aesday the zd of February next, Mg will be reotry to receive Tenders, in writing (sealed up), and treat for Two Hartelred Tons of the As:: New CAROLINA RICE, to be assivreraile Sa»-pies to he produced with the Tender: I to le delivered, One. half thereof lx a .Fortpdibt, and the other Half P 4 ol)4lght 41. tetwark, into His Majesirs Victualling Stern at Deptford ; and to be paid for by Milt, payable, with interkst, fling.) , day after date. Tie Cvaditivat if the Comtrall may le seen at the Secretaty•c. Office. Nu regard will 1: 4ael to any Tender la which the Price tball ow be haertrl in .tutp,l4 , at length, or that shall not he delivered le the, lh.zrd bej,re One o'Clock on the said Tuesday the a I f brteary next, tar u::k:s the Perion wh makes the Tender, o► same person On Zit beheld, attends. to antl ,, tri taw, riliddfr• Thia Day was published, Handsomely printed, in Thtee Volumes' 06law,' pece u _iit bonds. One Guinea, a New E4tion a !Xing of CERMONS on several SONFAII'S and OCCA- L, SIONS. • • By thelate GAMES RIDDOCH, A.M. One of the MiniAleriof St. Paul's Chapel, Aberdoen. Printed for F.C. and .1. Rivington, No:, 6z, St. Paull Church-yard ; and A. Brown, , Aberdeen. THE REV. MR. BARCLAI"s PATEN ANTIBILI, OUS PILLS. TT was a remark of the celebra',A Dr. Buchan ; 1 Author of the Domestic Medicine., that complaints of the Stomach and Bowels arc the prevailing Malady 'Of this Country, Which lay'the foundation of the more formidable anillital Diseases; Ithat the person could discov:r tot the relief itod cute a safe arid infalale remed y. would per.i form a inost" impfirtant service to society, 1 hat discovery has now been made in the Patent Aiitibilious Pillsof the Rev. William Barclay, the extensive sale of which, and the high, estimation in which they are deservedly held, hai considerably lessened the 'number of these complaints ; and bids tair, in a short time, to be the moans of entirely eradi cating them. These Pills have a quick and safe operation, they ad powerfully and specifically on the Bile, aid thus remove the numerous disorders" connedod with it, Sick Head-Ache*, 'Flatulence, Liver Complaints, jaundice, Ner. vows Disorders from Indigestion, &e. They are the most valuable Family Medicine hitherto offered to the Public, and the Proprietor is supported by the" most respectable evidence of the first characters of the Nobility and others, that thry•have never been administered to any person withatit giving certain andispeedy relief, and In the end completing a Cure. This valuable Medicine, having been used. with sticcesita is reconimendal by the following distinguished Personages t The Right Hon. - Viscount Dillon. The Lord Bishop of Bath and Wells. Sir joint Honeywood, Bart. M.P. for Honiton. Sir Stephen Lushington, llart. 114. P. ftir Penyn. Mantas Anson, Esq. M.P. for Litchfield. lames Amyart, Esq. M.P. for Southampton. Nicholson. Calvert, Esq. M.P, for Herttqed. Ediriund Boehm, Esq.. Ne w -street, SOring Gardens. . • Thomas liannersley, Esq. Pall-Mall.. G. NV . Dickes, Esq. Frtviite Socretary -to the Archbishop of Canterbury. The Nev. Mr. Dimock, Librarian to the Archbishop. Cecil Forester, Esq; M.P. for Wenlock. Sold wholesale and retail bk Mr. Butler, No. 4, Cheapside; and retail by Mr. Kirby. Stattbrd-street, Old hond-street ; Mr. Stratton, Leicester-square; 113C011 and Co. t se, • Ox. ford-street ; and by all respedable VosiJers in Town and Country. A Caution.—Observe the name of William Parclay is en. graved on the Stamp, which - is affixed on the outside.Wrap_ per of each box; all not so stern* are A dangerous kW toion. Price se.; eat. inA.tos. per box, With ample diredions. , To 'IIIOMAS TAYLOR, Esq. • No. 9, New Bridge-Street, London, iionottred Sir, , Edinburgh, IMO T BEG l eave to inform you, that ever .singd 1.14 I year t 7gv, I have been with the LuesVene. rea; which, from its obstinately resisting every course' of prestribed by the most' eminent of the Faculty nem, aiid undergoing several severe courses of salivation a nd twice discharged froilt,:the Hospital. with. little relief, would appear to be of the most inveterate nature: In the spring of last year my disorder . had gdt to such it head, at nearly to•put a period to my existence—l had a largo West on the crown, of my head, one on each arm, 'and my loga were brojce tiut,in a frightful manner; my right was.dread., fully painful, and . had been in a state of ulceration' tor the last seven years;, my left had also two large nodes on it, was very .much,siti4eploured, and gave me such exerutiatr ing pain, particularly when warm In bed, as nearly, to de. pnve me of rest ; in this lamentable state, I was !team:6 mended by. Mr, J. Thompson, I wifo received so great a tit 'hem here),- to take, your teake's Patent Pine, which 'began -- .heifith of May in the course of a .fortrii6ht, I 'began to reeein li tt l e more than a month, the ulcer* on 'my head anJ arms wets soundly healtd -soon atter, the sores on my legs . healed also; leaving, however, conviclerable chscolouration in the skin, and pain in the bonsai the letti. which, by the Bles. singialGod, and it little longer perseverance In your iiive.4 Maisie Medicine,, subsided t the nodes dispersing, the skin regaining its natural hue, and the nedurnal pains gradually going' otr, I thus became, by yeti!' liberal advice and Me. dicine, perfeetly tree from all. my former coroolahas— have recovered my fernier • spirits and strength, and Ain be.. conic jolly and tat, in which state navingcontlnUctl then, mouths to 'the astonisitineitt of all who knew me, I "ant at a loss in what terms to expresa my gratitude, but beg you, r6r. the good of other tottering mortals, to Make this thy case as public as possible, as 1 shall on every occasion In so doing, you will greatly oblige, Sir, your _grateful' Obedient, very humble servant, ALEX. 114 URKE It, Swan's Close, High-street,`Edisiburgh. • Witnesses to the above Cure t out Twist rso s, No. j, New Poultry Market.; and • Io iis M'l wrest+, Old A ssembly-Close, Edinburgh.. prepared and Sold by the sole Proprietor, Tz.v Loa, Member of the Royal College of Sur. gems at his HOuse, No. 9, New Bridge-street, London ; where, atter a constant 'residence of more then thirty-a* • years,in a pratlice - particularly .dirvieri to that cute of vCriereal Coinpla'ultS .and those incidental to the ''arts of Generation, with that inviolable 'secrecy which ,rtim of his ',profession should always observe in sue'r, eases, he natters; hiAnseif, the advice and assistiotnfie gratuitouily adininiStera, to persons , taking this Medicine s , will be esteemed, : by if 'discerning Public, as an advanteee eel_ done attainable and . void of all ambiguity. Also sold, by his appointment, for the convenience of these living at a slistantle, at . the •Pertmer's, No, Albati's-street; all- :dial - the . Toysinip u. No. c)e. ord.-street; 51r. DisboreUgh's No. y . rash-street-t,!11; Mr. Sigh's, - hook viler, No. t. ' Union-row,. Little Tower. hill •- :Mr. littxters, South-bridge, litiiiiburgh; Mr., Mac. donald, Glasgow ; Mr. Bull, I),one-street. Dublin; anti be ono perm (:onsiderable tuns in Great 'Britain, ana Ireland eln boxes of only as. 9d. .each, seated; tip with full an d plain ,directions. whereby persons ,tot eithe r se* may cure themselves with ease, speed, Secrecy, and safety. B. Every Box eltd is G reat llritain is sealeff tip- with a Stamm, on which, by favour" of the Commissioners is printed, at the Stamp O ffi ce—T. Taylot. N 0.., New • 1 Bridge-street.”— , ,,to Itatlets whithis Felatny, and all others ara Counterfeits.'